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PLZ help .. can we say "perfectly said"

someonelikemyself
someonelikemyself Posts: 192
edited October 2024 in Chit-Chat
I agree with someone on his opinions (in a video) can i comment on the video and say... "perfectly said"

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  • PBJunky
    PBJunky Posts: 737 Member
    OP you have me all confused
  • snookumss
    snookumss Posts: 1,451 Member
    OP you have me all confused


    Perfectly said :)
  • BeautyFromPain
    BeautyFromPain Posts: 4,952 Member
    OP you have me all confused


    Perfectly said :)
  • hoppinglark
    hoppinglark Posts: 213 Member
    I'm not sure.

    However you may not say "Very Unique" or "Extremely Unique"

    As Unique is categorical and thus something is Unique or not Unique.

    That is the only thing I remember from English.
  • IronSmasher
    IronSmasher Posts: 3,908 Member
    Do you have a login in order to post?
  • Silverkittycat
    Silverkittycat Posts: 1,997 Member
    hmmm....are you asking if a movie/video can "say" something? As in the message conveyed by a movie?
  • Jorra
    Jorra Posts: 3,338 Member
    You can say whatever you want. I don't understand what is stopping you.
  • behind_blue_eyes_83
    behind_blue_eyes_83 Posts: 85 Member
    I think 'well put' or 'well said' is the more idiomatic version.
  • catwrangler
    catwrangler Posts: 918 Member
    I think if you are trying to flirt with him, saying he did something perfect is perfect :bigsmile:
  • someonelikemyself
    someonelikemyself Posts: 192
    I think 'well put' or 'well said' is the more idiomatic version.

    thank you .. i was curious about "perfectly said" cuz it sounded odd so i wanted to make sure... well said was my alternative.

    Thanks everyone for the sarcastic comments just because i'm asking about english terms doesn't make me ignorant about the subject itself . I was just curious, you guys rly can't handle someone eager to learn.
  • Jorra
    Jorra Posts: 3,338 Member
    I think 'well put' or 'well said' is the more idiomatic version.

    thank you .. i was curious about "perfectly said" cuz it sounded odd so i wanted to make sure... well said was my alternative.

    Thanks everyone for the sarcastic comments just because i'm asking about english terms doesn't make me ignorant about the subject itself . I was just curious, you guys rly can't handle someone eager to learn.

    I see no sarcasm, just confusion. We honestly didn't understand why you were asking this odd question.
  • dls06
    dls06 Posts: 6,774 Member
    If it was.
  • catwrangler
    catwrangler Posts: 918 Member
    I think 'well put' or 'well said' is the more idiomatic version.

    thank you .. i was curious about "perfectly said" cuz it sounded odd so i wanted to make sure... well said was my alternative.

    Thanks everyone for the sarcastic comments just because i'm asking about english terms doesn't make me ignorant about the subject itself . I was just curious, you guys rly can't handle someone eager to learn.
    don't get huffy, just google

    http://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ie=UTF-8&ion=1&nord=1#sclient=psy-ab&hl=en&nord=1&site=webhp&source=hp&q=perfectly said&pbx=1&oq=&aq=&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=&gs_upl=&fp=e7a649debeb924ec&ion=1&ion=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=e7a649debeb924ec&biw=1024&bih=673&ion=1
  • jetscreaminagain
    jetscreaminagain Posts: 1,130 Member
    If I may offer, I think because this site is about fitness, people didn't immediately understand that you were asking a question about modern English usage, hence the statements of bafflement at what you were getting at. I, for one, spent the entire time reading the thread up until you chastised others wondering when video capability was added and why I didn't know it.

    It may be helpful in the future to be more clear. In the alternative, you could opt for not assuming hostile intent on the part of others and resisting responding with greater hostility. I also saw no sarcasm or insult until I got to your post below.
    I think 'well put' or 'well said' is the more idiomatic version.

    thank you .. i was curious about "perfectly said" cuz it sounded odd so i wanted to make sure... well said was my alternative.

    Thanks everyone for the sarcastic comments just because i'm asking about english terms doesn't make me ignorant about the subject itself . I was just curious, you guys rly can't handle someone eager to learn.
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